Let x denote the IQ of an individual selected at random from a population. The value of x must be a whole number. Suppose that the distribution of x can be approximated by a with mean value 110 and standard deviation 15. Approximate the following probabilities. (Hint: See Example 7.34. Round your answers to four decimal places.) A USE SALT (a) P(x = 110) 0. (b) P(x s 120) 0.7475 (c) P(x < 120) (Hint: x < 120 is the same as xs 119.) 0.7257 (d) P(75 s x S 145) 0.9802 You may need to use the appropriate table in the appendix to answer this question.

Let x denote the IQ of an individual selected at random from a population. The value of x must be a whole number. Suppose that the distribution of x can be approximated by a with mean value 110 and standard deviation 15. Approximate the following probabilities. (Hint: See Example 7.34. Round your answers to four decimal places.) A USE SALT (a) P(x = 110) 0. (b) P(x s 120) 0.7475 (c) P(x < 120) (Hint: x < 120 is the same as xs 119.) 0.7257 (d) P(75 s x S 145) 0.9802 You may need to use the appropriate table in the appendix to answer this question.

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